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I love arkham knight too. Sleeping Dogs sounds a lot like yakuza, so i may have to play it.

I notice you play a lot of RPGs. Is that your favorite genre? I'm notorious for not really being able to get into them, but I often wish I could for the story and visuals.

I'm still surprised at how many people had terrible 2016s. Like something shifted in the universe.

I honestly didn't like Vegas when I went, but we never saw a show either.

I still need to play Bayonetta. 

I'm happy Arizona is working out for you.

Sounds like Persona 5 was your Yakuza 0.

I thought Code Vein was From Software. Huh.

South park's gameplay would be good on switch I guess.

2018 Looks promising so far.

You're still fighting, it's just broken up by story. Treasure mode in Tekken 7 is just an endless arcade mode that gives you in- game currency for each fight.

Ok so Puar is an animal and Launch is a blonde woman ... this is still pretty Cary-style to me. lol Nothing wrong with that.

Just skip to the games that you actually played or interest you. No need to comment on every single thing if you don't want to. 

But yeah, 2017 was a pretty massive gaming year, so there you go. And I didn't even have a Switch!

Yeah, I wouldn't have jumped on SotC except for it's new to me, so I'm fine with the price. As for Horizon, there's a lot of good stuff, but there's enough to drag it down that I keep putting it down. Like I said, I'll probably play through the story on an easier setting and see what I want to do from there. I had enough time over Christmas break that I was zooming through it, but the closer I got to going back to work the less I played it again. 

Yeah, a lot of people hated Andromeda. I still plan to play the original trilogy at some point, but since I haven't and knew about the Andromeda reviews, my expectations were low enough to be met. I was more asking where to get external storage for cheap. I've looked at it before and I always seem to have to order online. I'll look again. 

Yeah, but the bridge levels are brutal. Honestly, there are some other jumps that I think have to be a bit too close to pixel-perfect, but it's still fun. I don't think I've ever hated anything in Uncharted, just sometimes thought things were too easy and I actually liked the slower pace of 4, so agree to disagree there.

If the game gets away from the TLoU style setting, I'll give it another chance. And I definitely enjoyed TLoU, but there's only so much of that type of zombie apocalypse setting I can take. I still usually like the show when I catch it, but the game just wasn't clicking with me for some reason re: South Park. 

Were the people who made the game nice at least? And yeah, it's pretty specifically targeted toward millennials I think, but I'm not sure how much I really fit my generation's mold sometimes. 

Same here.

The arcade.

I'm surprised they were so blatant about the Morgan Freeman reference until I realized WB has the rights to that movie.

I don't really like watching Parappa, so that's not a good sign.

Yeah, the camera was too loose as well. 

Crash games definitely seem pretty hard.

I actually kinda like the limited save in Yakuza 0, since I can reload if I mess up ... but actually you're right, I'd rather just do that with really specific saves cause last night I got shaken down for 7 billion yen and I'd already made a ton of progress by that point.

I ... don't really need video games to start emulating the Marvel movies, honestly. But the game does look cool.

That makes me want to play RIME. I don't always react the same to video games as others, but I'll brace myself for a sad story then.

It depends. If you liked the gameplay in previous Tekkens, I think you would, but there are fewer joke characters (no dinosaur or kangaroo that I know of) and if you'd get bored with just fighting over and over it could get old. I'd demo or rent first. I was just really itching for a 3D fighter when I bought it.

Well, so do Majima and Kiryu, although they misread her signals. lol